Future Proofing

Businesses of all sizes are affected by change and the only way to stay ahead and gain a competitive advantage is to future proof your business.

Digital tax is coming and is going to impact the majority of business entities. HMRC are going to require quarterly returns of trading information. We don’t know the detail yet but businesses need to start preparing for the change.

A lot of businesses already use computerised accounting packages such as Sage, Quickbooks, Pegasus etc which will no doubt be able to meet the filing requirements. However, the information provided to HMRC will need to be up to date and accurate. We can help by reviewing your data before submission and processing the necessary adjustments to be compliant.

Cloud accounting is becoming ever more popular and we are able to offer accounting systems such as Xero or Sage Drive. These enable clients to process and run their businesses from anywhere in the world and allows us, as accountants, to access and correct data without the need to waste time visiting their premises.

We find that those businesses who adapt to change:

  • Work more efficiently
  • Increase their revenue
  • Gain a competitive advantage
  • Improve customer care and service

For more details on how we can future proof your business and help you make the necessary changes please contact Nick Bassett.

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Main Street Music have used Harris Bassett Accountants for the last 2 years.  During this time we have always found them to be extremely helpful in any of our accounting needs from payroll to VAT and general accounting.  We are / were complete novices  when it came to payroll and VAT and found Harris Bassett’s help invaluable.  Further to this in our 8 years of business in Pembrokeshire we find Harris Bassett’s fees very reasonable and will continue to use them.

Paul Southwick, owner Main Street Music